Hijacks a wedding expo.
Doritos has disrupted the Melbourne Wedding & Bride Expo over the weekend to celebrate its irresistibility alongside its bold fans who can’t resist temptation, no matter where a craveable snacking moment occurs.
Doritos’ recent ‘For The Bold’ ad series captures Doritos lovers succumbing to the temptation of their beloved chips in various scenarios, including a bride in her Doritos-dusted wedding dress.
Doritos has put its ads to the ultimate test by offering brides-to-be an irresistible snacking experience, with unexpected consequences.
Doritos took centre stage by infusing its notorious orange chips into the heart of all things matrimonial. Attendees were immersed in a world of white wedding elegance, from dresses to décor, table linens to tuxedos, only to find Doritos' orange fingerprints descending upon the exhibition.
Providing attendees with the orange chips among a room full of white, Doritos lovers snacked on the corn chips amidst the pristine setting, unable to resist the crave-ability of the iconic snack, causing orange fingerprints to be spread throughout the venue.
Upping the disruptive antics, Doritos hijacked the catwalk with a model taking to the runway with her bridal gown covered in Doritos orange dust – bringing the bridal OOH ad scenario to life while highlighting the consequences of an irresistible snacking moment.
Doritos’ wedding installation included a photo booth where attendees could take their photo with a Doritos-dusted veil, or a bouquet made from the iconic corn chips.
Chief marketing officer ANZ, Vandita Pandey, PepsiCo, says the team wanted to bring its bold ad campaign to life in a way that resonates and engages its fans in the real world,
"While putting the irresistibility of Doritos to the test. What better way to showcase the consequences of irresistible snacking moments than hijacking a prestigious wedding expo with our iconic orange dust?" says Pandey.
"Doritos is all about embracing boldness and living unapologetically, and this event perfectly embodies that spirit."
The activity unfolded in the wake of Doritos' revelation that three-quarters of the country (75%) confess to succumbing to the irresistibility of Doritos when they shouldn’t have – with the scenes from this weekend proving the corn chips irresistible status.
Credits:
Brand: Doritos
Senior Brand Manager: Kathryn Miller
Marketing Manager: Sam O’Donnell
Brand Director: Tracy Hardwick
CMO: Vandita Pandey
Communications Manager: Skye Oxenham
Creative Agency: VaynerMedia
Head of Australia: Amy Bradshaw Head of Creative and Consulting: Yash Murthy
Head of Delivery APAC: Jonathan Gerard
Strategy Director: Chrissie Malloch
Business Director: Taryn Vernoy
Senior Account Director: Elyssa Markle
Senior Art Director: Miles Jackson
Senior Art Director: Lehi Curtis
Copywriter: Asela Marcelline
Senior Strategist: Crystal Chen
Post Creative Strategist: Vivien Bui
Senior Project Manager: Clare Dyer
Media Agency: TRIO (PHD Australia)
Group Business Director: Jen Jones
Group Investment Director: Ryan Ambrose
Planning Director: Gilbert Lee
Planning Manager: Ellie Begg
Account Executive: Jessie Vu
Account Coordinator: Tasnia Sheikh
Media Agency (Activation Strategy & Execution): DRUM
Director of Projects and Operations: Erin Fletcher
Executive Producer: Kimm McTavish
Snr Account Manager: David Milligan
Digital Designer: Matt David
Junior Producer: Emily Meades
